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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-14
IMPORTANT VISITORS.

Yesterday morning a special train peaiine
the members of the Western Freight Alpi-
tration committee arrived in Wichita Inc
committees appointed by the boaiu
twenty, OF this city, consisting Oh the
Oh this paper and Messrs A. w. oiiNei
w. ocott Corbett, together with oop
ueht Harding, OF Fort Scott q lchi'"' -
Tie Board OF Arbitrators at the Missouri q
CHIC depot and accompanied them 10 nu'0
ihSoh Ior the purpose of discharglnS LUG
WIN which they were charged. Inc D0'
expected TO have returned TO W iciii''
NOON 80 That they would be able "
several hoursin the city, but unfortuha0ei'
engine hauling The special gave out peioio
reaching Hutchinson and the party was
oeiayed That Wichita was not leacheo W.
between three ana iour o'clock. Inc pa
consisted Of the following gentlemen;
fion- j. ". Mldeley, commissioners u w
southwestern Railway association 40 y,
Miller, general freight agent OF the b. q M
railway system; Vim. Duncan, gehei "'
freight agent of the Ohio G1~Mlsslsslppl Ion
way; Hon. e. K. Wellington, commissioner
OF the Interstate railway asSocia'''-
y. U. Murray, traffic manager Vi
Missouri Pacific system: G. '. LEWIS
his assistant; C. z. Rector, general
| freight agent of the Fort Scott & vienna
rain DAD; Geo. W. Gale, general freight asei'
OF The st. Louis d san Francisco railway ;
j. +. Goddard general traffic manager Vi
the Santa Fe SYSTEM; ID. a. Sweet, assistant
traffic manager of the Santa Fee; j. 5. LeeuS'
general fIeigh agent of the Santa Fe, and
.. u. Hynes, general freight agent oil the
Southern Kansas railway.
he commissioners aud board gave the
wichita committee very patient and hloS'
courteous hearing. On arriving at wichita
on the return trip, carriages which had been
telegral5hed for by Superintendent Harding,
were III waiting and the gentlemen took III
ou: business thornughfaI es Ia coming down
Main street they were so impressed with the
sly lie and magnitude of cur business edIfices
that they ordered the carriages stopped and
tops let down, SO as to be ab e TO obtain a
better view. The ride finished, Commits
sioners Mldgley and Wellington were en-
thuaiastIc III their praises OF not only the He
on the streets, but OF the metropolitan char
acter Of our buildings, Mr.. Duncan OF the
Ohio & Mississippi, declaring that Wichita
was pot only coming commercial metropo-
lis, bat that it was very evident that she was
already one, and one of Importance.
The special pulled out for Arkansas City
at O'Clock, they expecting to reach the
main line of the Santa Fe on their retul n
trip, by midnight last night.
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4 DOLLAR 4 SIDE.


Yesterday noon quite lively fight took
place on East Douglas near Healey'S livery
stable. A half drunken man entered JOINT
with barber shop annex, and after taking a
couple of drinks was ready TO clean OUT the
establishment He finally offered 10 lick
any d man in tie place" Il will go
dollar you can't lick me- replied meek
looking man behind the stove" Done Here
is the money" and the beligent party threw
a dollar or the counter which amount
was soon covered by another silver
doler The more they argued the matter
the more angry they became, ana at last
they repaired 10 a vacant lot near the livery
stable The meek looking party made one
pass, Knocked his man down and commenced
walking over his face. \ farmer who had
stopped his wagon to look at the iighC, now
set whip to his horses and drove down street
crying at the top OF his voice, "Pol,cei Po-
licer' This separated the combatauts, the
beligerant party strayet into DR.. Blbbee's
office to have his features repaired, and the
meek man came into til JOINT through the
back door 70 claim his ,a''.r.
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BOOM EGGS.

what does all this boom mean on Fourth
yesterday in real estate circles. The ar
swe1s usually differed very much from each
other Some said that the sharks had de
cided to make rush on that section and
wind up a few commissions. They making
the break was sufficient to cause the follow
ing class to go with energy.
Don't you know how this boom business
Is brought around!" said one fellow very
confidently. did you ever watch the thing!
Now let me give you pointer. These
sharks will get together and decide upon
their victim. They will go to some fellow
whose property they have and tell him that
he holds it too high, and the city
can't boom at that rate. They also
add that his property amt 10
Gated in good part Of the city,
and he had better cut that" price and get
out Of 1t. Well, the fellow reduces the price
and then they go and sell it for as much
more as possible and keep the difference ana
Inquire on commission besides. just have
an example i'll mind. 4 lady owned some
lots not tar from the Manhattan hotel Some
trlcksters decided to sell it. They got her 10
price 1t as low as possible, which, by the
way, was $4,000. They then sold it to a man
for $1,000. They gave her $4,000 and kept
! 5000 plus the commission. Sometimes they
work the buyer and sometimes the seller. Ii
don't make any difference to them just SO
they get the money. If the fellow VINO
bought that property ever finds this little
circumstance out he may make it interesting
for the scoundrels. These sharks think 1t
smart, or call it that to lie to a man or rob
| him.
| My dear sir, it is simply astonishing to
| lift the veil and see the bright deeds of some
OF those fellows. I heard an agent tell q
young man that if he would persuade his
mother to take a certain piece of property
he would 'whack commissions The 'whack
would give each about $3.50. The young
man urged his mother TO buy the property
and she acted accordingly, paying more than
! the property was worth, if prices of sur
rounding property was any criterian for it
to be judged by"
Onc or the gentlemen showed MS Willis
ness to disbeieve the statement made by the
gentleman and asked for name. His method
for drawing out information seemed to sue
coed as the names in every case
were given and when the names
had been given the doubling
gentleman withdrew objections and said he
believed il to be true.
''Well now, as to this Fourth avenue
BOOM continued the gentleman. DOUBTLESS
you have heard it stated very quietly that
that avenue would some day become q bust
ness aud not residence street from
Douglas avenue to Oak street. This idea in
some way gained circulation, and hence the
the boom. Just so it may become business
steet know of some brick business build
ings already commenced, and more planned,
and more under consideration, booked for
for that avenue A very peculiar set of cir
circumstances will sometimes decide the fate
of a street as well as that of an individual"
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At THE OPERA HOUSE.
SPORTING.
SINGED MOTH,

Yesterday morning, word was received
from Kansas City that Chas. Moth, the So
called wrestler, would fail to keep his ea-
gagement to wrestle to close, with Capt
Tom Shields, the champion Scotch wrestler,
and the Wichita favorlte. The report prov
ed only too true, although some few OF his
admirers in this city had faith i'll him, and
did not suppose he would back out IN such a
small way, even though he did fear to match
skill with his gallant opponent.
Moths shameful back down, was great
disappointment to a large number OF PERSONS
who owing to the statement made III an
evening paper to the effect that the match
would take place, had assembled at the opera
house. 1t Is estimated that at least three or
four hundred persons went there IN the hope
OF seeing which would, no doubt have been
victory for Shields, the Wichita favorite. \
number of visitors also came from Newton,
Kingnan and other points.
Moth, during his visit 10 this city, made
much loud and bombastic talk, but his CON
duct. when il came to action, did not talk,
Clearly demonstrated that the late expose OF
the Kansas City Star, OF the peculiar meth
obs Of this wlnabag wrestler and hippo
dromer, hardly did the subject justice ami
that Moth deserved all he got.
Captain Shields is not at al! backward III
his remarks concerning the affair and Is not
ia the least surprised at the result. He said
that he believed Moth never intended t.
wrestle but anne here for the purpose If
breaking a match already agreed upon be-
tween him aud the Jap. When Moth came
to this town and expressed willingness to
make match and boosted that Shields was
afraid to meet him the lattef' suspicioned
what he was after and at first hesitated to
enter INTO an agreement under any consider
alton The offer was made and III order to
defend himself in the eyes of the public, ne
accepted The Captain calls Moth hippa-
dromer and dead-beat.
There was forfeit money of one hundred
dollars each put in hands and III some way
Moths hackers have drawn their money and
neither Shields nor his hackers have any
thing for their trouble This is one of the
liar to Moth.
1t seems to be a clear hack-down by the Sc
called representative OF the windy city, with
the Wichita man on top, where he will stay
in spite of all the clap-talk Of such wrestlers
as the ''Singed Moth .
Now that the affair is settled, Shields and
tho Jap will wrestle on the night of the
twenty second of this month in the opera
house There viii lie two bouts Greco
Roman and two ''catch-aS-catch-caD," and
if the victor is then unknown they will toss
for choice of fifth.
The sparing match between II. Dobson, Of
Newton, and Billy Fly nm, of this city, will
also be given on that occasion The match
has been made for eight rounds
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OUT on y 81. SDER.

A few days ago two gay and festive young
men from the country came IN to see the
sights of the city. After satisfying their
curiosity as to what was upon the streets,
they repaired to lunch counter, and after
exploring its mysteries, came forth tue APP
parent possessors of the city. They picked
up everything that was lying around loose
Some of the articles were taken from them,
but they managed to get started for home
with a set OF harness from one establishment
and caddy of tobacco from another. Yes
terlav their mother returned the articles
and offered as good an apology as possible
for the conduct OF her sons.
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AFTER THE PARTY.

A Young man who had been in the city but
d short time had just returned from the ball
at the Memorial hail last night and was sit
ting at Gandolfo's engaged in conversation
with travelling man. 1t was late and but
few guests were present We'll, | hah
most delightful evening" remarked the gen
man from the party. Don't you know that
there are au unusually large number of hand
some women in this city! | don't think that
lever saw city where more prettyfaces are
to be seen upon the streets The dressing
tonight at the party was very fine, nothing
gaudy nor snowy, but in a style thst was
particularly striking and becoming. The
girls. too. grow up 10 become fine looking
women. If | am to judge from my 5hor,
acquaintance, their good looks are not their
Only recommendation, for they are pos
sesSed Of an abundance OF good common
sense, refinement, intelligence and culture.
This makes the society of the city good ami
All evening at many OF the private residences
most ENJOYABLE Tue Kansas girls may not
be so learned as our Boston bellies. but they
have brightness aud vIvacity that Is rlost
charming
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Is. OF L. SOCIAL.

Last evening the X of 2. gave another
of those delightful socials. This, ike all
their past social entertainments, was a de
cided success. The music was furnished by
Shaw's orchestra. The dancing commenced
at 9 o'clock and continued until midnight ::
so PLEASANTLY had the evening passed that all
the participants seemed Ioath 10 leave.
Among those present were noticed Mr. and
Mrs. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs Bullard Mr. and
Mrs. kanou>e. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hartzell
Mr. aud Mrs Frank Smith, Dr. WhiUlock
and Miss Williamson, Mr. Green and Miss
Senters
Dr. Mckee and wife, Mr.. George Gray and
Miss Lillian Brandon. Mr. Hastings and
Miss Fabrique, Nr. Humphrey and Miss
Butrick Mr. Clarence Utz and Miss Scott,
Mr. Gully aud Miss Earl, Mr. Forest Hoff-
master and Miss leila Tusch, Mr. Mcdonald
and Miss Hazen, Mr. HilbIsh and Miss York,
Mr. Al Mead and Miss Mead, Mr. Hess aud
Miss Maud Suuble Mr. Stocker and Miss
Ida Struhle, Mr. Washhurn AMI Miss Sap
peufieid, Mr. Dallett and Miss Niederiander,
Mr.. George Hoffman and Miss Woodcock,
Mr.. Greff and Miss Levensaler, Mr. L. IL
Davis and Miss Lynch, Mr. Cushman and
Miss Murdoch, Mr.. Bearing and Miss Mary
Miller. Mr. Ii W Lytle and Miss Eta Jew
EFT, Mr.. Harry Moore and Miss Hilton Mr..
Franklin and Miss Mckee.
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CDNGKAII LATI0NS.

One of the pleasant features OF this short
life time * TO NEE: old friends from whom
one has been separated for years Ga this
OCCASION comes Mr. Nat Marsh. whom many
of the older ci1Izans viii remember. Nat i
one of the. best young men II WICHITA Pro
ducziou. AMI one o. which she NAV well teei
proud. He is accompanied this tIule by Ms
wife. being married at Coacorcia, Kan On
December =. 1876 His wife is a Lady 81 Gle
CANT bearing AMI capable OF making for hiEa
n comfortable home in any station OF iite,
They lrit yesterday evening Tor 6elolt, han,
which is 70 De their failure home
We know ms sr.n viii De sore from the
many hearty snsSes 1t received All We Vrasa
10 extend our congratulations with the bel
ancs
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AMUSEN ENTS.
MUSEUM.

Crowded again. Strangers do not realize
the extent of Wichita's boom until they visit
this popular resort and find that this city
supports as fine a museum as is found In any
city in the union. Today great number Ell
physicians propose to attend TO witness the
wonderful expansionist.
On Saturday the school children holding
school tickets viii be admitted half price.
Next week the famous Don Cameron"
will hold his receptions from p. m to 10 p.
m The Don is too little for anything and
as cute as he is little. His pleasing manners
have won for him the soubriquet, "Pet of
the ladies'
AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
BARLEY Campbell's best effort, 1.-The Hero
inc IN Rags" with ElorenceJ. Biudley (Baby
Bindley) as the stellar attraction, was pre-
-ented last evening at the Academy to an en-
thusiastic audience, crowding the house from
pit 10 dome. The magnificent scenery ard
picturesque stage setting, aided greatly 10
| tine enjoyment of the good acting of this well
| balancrd company. Baby Blndley Is an &C
complShed and versatile little actress, full oil
| bright ideas aud pleasing ways, and her I'M
| PRESERVATION OF Gabrielle, the Flower Glil
viii be long remembered by all who witness
the performance. Her solos on the severa
novel musical instruments, songs, dances
etc, are simply inimitable.- Brooklyn
| Times
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COMING 10 WICHITA.

The real est tie firm of Brown y Carey
on North Main street Yesterday received a
letter from New PhIadel Jhia, Ohio Among
other ttln = gwen IA the short e,.iste MAS
that twenty men from that town Canton
and Cand Dover were going - start tor
Wichita between the l5Ja and I95h OF ta!s
month An OF them We're nonied men and
the total of the crowd ready for investment
was not less than $500, 900
When the above face was told an oh resi-
dent OF tae city yesterday h gently smiled
cut Of one corner of his mou aud said:
"On. thar amount of money would seem by
70 most of these jim crow towns around
Kansas out II would not create ripple IN
the finaicial affairs OF Wichita II thoS-
gentlemen want To make some money they
viii no doubt invest as their letter intI
mates
Some OF the gentlemen OF the company are
personal friend, of the firm 10 which the let
ter was directed.
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LITERARY MERCHANT.

General Lew Wallace Will lecture at the
month. Reserved seats 81: general admis-
sion - ceutS. The procse Will be give TO
the W X I. L.
A number OF our citizens need not be told
that ne general is magnetic and forcible
sprake- Tor they have hal the pleasure of
hearing hIm III former years those who
are DESTROYS of hearing new IDEAS, told In a
new AMI entertaining way, can certainly
afford 10 20 AMI hear General Lew Wallace
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THEIR OPINION.

C. D. White, MANAGE John Kuple Car
riage aud Wagon company, and Chas j.
bold, manager Of the Green Tree Brewing
two live, energetic business men
of Kansas City, came down yesterday just
to see what kind Of place that Wichita
is" They were both completely surprised
at the size and marvellous growth OF what
they had supposed to be western town
1T is a great place" was their verdict.
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THE COURTS.
PROBATE COURT.

Bond for $4,000 was filed yesterday on
order of sale OF real estate in the Fink minor
case.
~ Bloch was appointed administrator
with will annexed of the estate Of George E.
Higday, peceased.
POLICE COURT.
Frank Robert, for carrying concealed
weapons, paid fine OF 81
Allie Comfy, Edith Brown, George Nal
lory and Lizzie Black, prostitutes, turned In
their fines through Jap.
Francis Zeal was brought in by Officer
Brasier and charged with petit larceny He,
with a companion, entered a sporting house
in the eastern part of the city, and during
the short absence of the inmates from the
room he pocleted two silk haudkerchiefs and
a pair of stockings that she had upon the
table and skipped. She notified the officer
he overlook the young man, searched him.
and found the stolen articles. He was
locked up, aud was fined $l2, part OF which
he has paid.
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ARRIVALS.

United States Deputy SherifiM DorHahuo
rived yesterday morning from the Territory
with W NJ Bartlett and Andrew Knight
ings who were charged with violating the
LIQUOR law It is claimed that the officers
have had an eye on them for some time, but
could not until a few days ago get sufficient
proof 10 encourage an arrest Ihey VIII he
given an Jail accommodations until the
United States court convenes.
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NA>QL EkADt. SOCIAL.

4 worry pleasant masquerade social was
given b, the / q OF at their nall last eve
uius. About forty couple were present aud
many strange, amusing and fantastic COS
TUNES were noticed upon the floor. The
music was furnished by Aoehler's full or
che>tra- The eveeihg was a most ENJOYABLE
ne aud viii long be remembered with pleas
ara l,y All present
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NOT THE. NAN.

s Herman of the west end drug store,
was not the maa referred 20 in yesterday :
EAGLE striking the coiored man. Bill
johnson, over the head with beer botils
He says be Is a peaceaole citizen and never
had anything to do with Bill johnson.
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IT'S HISTORY.

J. E Johnson soid sot No II. East Doug
las avenus in Hysle's adi.tion last spring 70
! Z Schot-srt for $50. and after ceiling
the same lot four tlUes e. a handsome mar
GIN for the owner, sold il yesterday the fifth
time tn Il e. Hartseil. for S., 500
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About two weeks ago the southwest corner
Of First street and Elnporia avenue sold for
5000. 4 few days ago 1t sold for $4,000.
Yesterday the =ams piece Of property sold
for. go npn
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Miss Bertha Walsenitein will leave for her
several months 20 her relatives here. Ms
Wallenstein made a host OF friends vino
hope she may soon return again to Wichita
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tMTSEMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
CtRAwFoEDs OPERA HOUSE ,
JUST TWO NIGHTS and SATURDAY MATINEE,
JANUARY Il and -.
Positively the only engagement this season Of the
Charming Little SCUlIe1te aIu CcmcdlenIe,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FLORENCE J. BIN0LEY.
Q}aby BinGiey)
Supported by the talented actor
o-HENRY TALBOT
Aud company Of recognized ability,
Fridav Evening,-The Latest and Greatest honsica!
Comedv Gaze,
EXCiTEbiENT. X
Saturday Ma;ne ard Nieht,-Hartey Campbeli's IN
t.nsely sensational come cy drama.
% "a HEROINE N RAGS" c.
Carload of Magnificent Scerery.
Eleg;snL Stage Appointments.
Beautiful O>iumoS
New ana Catchy Music.
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Sheriff Hags received a telegram yeSrer-
day from Arkansas City calling him 70 thai
point. The cause Is be stated = evident AID
when he returns may be accompanied by
some one greatly desired He viii probably
return this evening.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-14

Mr.. H. Doosou, ui Arnion. dame down to
the city yesterday evening, eXIee.ng to
81 n e t.H Fivnu
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A. B. Sheldon, OF sherman, y. Y, form
erly member OF the state senate, prominent
and weaity man OF his section - il tn: city
with the intention Of making Investments
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-14

l.. {. Hamilton is of to Pennsylvania t
be absent a month for 4 vacation.
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w. ID. AuriJuk, The gentIemanly official
of San-a Re road, has the thanks OF the
local fore o favors extended.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-14

Mr.. p Y. Healy is expected TO return
from his trip to Metamora, H., today.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-14

Mrs Shu5yr WalI, mno nves on South
Law enc avenue, has been very sick for
seye a days with he measles
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DR.. Armstron, al IL Dol aao, was In the
city o lie of George Locke, OF the rm
of Lock x fiud;i,. shoe uea erS
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-14

was Deputy DuuLeiey not Browns
WHO'S, family was Increased by the ar wal
of ga iliful girl labv
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Mrs Greening, OF the Greening house,
went on 3 visit to Garden Plains YESTERDAY
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Rogers. the photographer, bal on eIhibi-
ton Yesterday in Ar-Lynch's sho" Win ioF
Z photo Of group, consisting Of aiSses
Huston. Lynch. C.ark, Woodbury. aad Bar
nun. The picture received many comPii-
IneGts from pazsers-by-
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Mr.. Jones, of the Southwestern Bushes.
College, has accepted a position III the Clti
zens' bank
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Misses Stanley and King, teachers in the
city schools, have nos been able 10 attend u
school work for 4 few days owing To sickness
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-14

Mr.. {. Walk i AMI StlIe, ~ Co bought
fou OF on the southwest corner of First
stree IN Fourth avenue for $1,000
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-14

The excavation for the Mastinson building
on the West side, is almost completed and
the foundation will soon be commenced.
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Ro # was beng pG0 upou the Wichita
planning mill yesterday. The wo viii be
done b. The Granite Roofing company.
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The sunday school normal union viii meet
every Manday night and the exercises lead
by a. +. Humhl"
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Tom Seward and lady were in the city
yesterday calling and shopping
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j. NJ Henry and W. NJ. Cuibertson, Of
Lawrence, are III the city on business.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-14

There viii be no services at the Plymouth
Congregational church this evening
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-14

Mr.. Nat Marsh, favorably known to many
in tine city, is visiting friends here.
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II. L. LOCKWOOD and H. G. Bidwell were
mp from Anthony yesterday.